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Members of "Youth for Equality" propose to intensify their anti-quota agitation with a "Bangalore Chalo Maha rally" on May 28.

Junior doctors in Bhopal have rejected the government's appeal to call off the strike. They say there is 'no question' of calling off the agitation.

The rivalry between Nadal and Federer promises to dominate this year's fight for the French Open men's title.

In an attempt to boost business, the Indian Bank is stepping up retail sales of its recently launched gold coins.

Police is still confirming the news that 10 people have been massacred in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.

US Vice President may be called to testify in the CIA leak case involving his former chief of staff.

Two hours of good rainfall can give up to 8000 litres of water, which is enough for a family of four people for a week.

Bollywood's item girl and the sex-kitten of many a music videos is in a soup. A case was registered against her for obscene costumes and gestures.

The Planning Commission has made suggestion to protect identity of SC, ST and OBC candidates appearing for exams.

Switzerland will be back at the biggest stage of world football after missing the last two FIFA World Cup finals in 1998 and 2002.

The greatest moment for the Dutch was when they reached 1974 and 1978 finals only to end up as the runners-up on both the occassions.

Japan delighted the football fans with an attacking brand of the game that saw them reaching the second round in the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

An IPO by discount carrier Deccan Aviation has struggled to find takers, raising questions on the viability of the low-cost airline.

The Congress president and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi congratulated PM Manmohan Singh on the completion of two years of his government.

The Supreme Court issued notices to the Centre, EC and CEC on a petition filed by Jaswant Singh.

A judge filed a complaint against a woman for retracting from her earlier statements that she was criminally assaulted.